Ever since Hurricane Katrina hit, many Alabama Baptist churches have made ongoing efforts to help rebuild lives in storm-battered Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. The following
Retired police Sgt. Tim McKee would have never guessed what God had in store for him after Hurricane Katrina hit. McKee, then serving in a
The day Thomas E. Corts first rode onto the Birmingham campus of Samford University as the institution’s president, he questioned what destiny was marked for
Easter weekend found countless Alabamians hunting Easter eggs, baking Easter goodies and attending sunrise services. But for 269 Baptists from the Birmingham area, feeding and
When Donna Campbell prayed for a way to help her church, she had no idea that her prayer would be answered so quickly and never
When Jennifer Hoggle first came to visit Judson College, she didn’t care much about touring the campus. She didn’t even really care about seeing the
Is it possible for Christian women and girls to dress modestly and still dress fashionably? That was an issue that concerned several women at
During the past several months, Alabama Baptists have shown increasing interest in how they can better use technology for local church ministry and outreach, said
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